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Hi
I've used your hack for overriding emacs's tendency to use its built in org-mode instead of the latest release. It works pretty well. One thing I found though is that an error comes about with the Elfeed emacs package because it used the function (org-version) in its elfeed-link.el file. org-version returns "N/A" with the hack. Elfeed expects a string that can convert it to a number. (version< (org-version) "9.0").
This is easily fixed with a (defun org-version () "9.1.3"). Just wanted to recommend this in case you or anyone who used this hacks uses packages like elfeed that call (org-version).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi
I've used your hack for overriding emacs's tendency to use its built in org-mode instead of the latest release. It works pretty well. One thing I found though is that an error comes about with the
Elfeed
emacs package because it used the function(org-version)
in itselfeed-link.el
file.org-version
returns "N/A" with the hack. Elfeed expects a string that can convert it to a number.(version< (org-version) "9.0")
.This is easily fixed with a
(defun org-version () "9.1.3")
. Just wanted to recommend this in case you or anyone who used this hacks uses packages likeelfeed
that call(org-version)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: